Henry Ford said...
Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right.The thing is I'm the full stack software developer that always thinks she can.
AKA will make Ford Quote === true
I'm experienced in these Technologies/libraries so far, but am committed to learn more:
JavaScript
React
Redux
HTML
CSS
Git
Because there's always room for improvement/expansion
Coded in: React, Redux, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
An sweet treat for the boardgame lovers infused with React with a hint of ReduxThis digital board game of Snakes and Ladders was built with the React JavaScript framework along with using Redux as a state management tool. Of course I implemented CSS for styling and used an npm dice package. I have also programmed it so that games can be saved so that users can come back to a saved game later.
Coded in: JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
A site where users can test their trivia skills regarding multiple countries before they travelBefore people travel somewhere, it is always helpful to know about the place they are traveling to. What better way to educate themselves about where they are going than a country trivia game where users can answer trivia questions about countries in a beautifully designed way.
Since the main purpose of the application was to entertain users, I made it possible for them to save their scores to a high score board in an arcade type style that way everyone can see everyone else's scores.
Coded in: Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
A animal appreciation websiteOut of a love for animals and to entertain users, I decided it would be a unique idea to be able to make this site to let users create their own accounts to let them create their own animals, so that they could share reasons for liking that animal with the rest of the users.
In addition it also features a way for users to give other people's animals reasons for liking them as well. It was coded with Ruby on Rails as a framework to organize the code with HTML and CSS for styling.
Alternatively, this website also features Google OAuth so that users can sign in with their Google accounts instead of making a username and password.
Coded in: Ruby
A pick-me-up CLI Joke Machine that users can request jokes from based on whatever category they want to hear fromFunctional on the command line interface as of now, Cheesy Laughs is an incredibly simple application that people can use whenever they don’t feel happy which is determined to spit out customizable jokes based on whatever category of jokes they want to hear.
This app is structured to be determined to get you to smile through a series of logistics of yes or no answers. Behind the scenes it is creating calls to a third party joke API.
Demo Video
Coded in: Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
A animal appreciation websiteOut of a love for animals and to entertain users, I decided it would be a unique idea to be able to make this site to let users create their own accounts to let them create their own animals, so that they could share reasons for liking that animal with the rest of the users.
There is also a way for users to give other people's animals reasons for liking them as well. It was coded with Ruby on Rails as a framework to organize the code with HTML and CSS for styling.
Alternatively, this website also features Google OAuth so that users can sign in with their Google accounts instead of making a username and password.
Coded in: React, Redux, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
An sweet treat for the boardgame lovers infused with React with a hint of ReduxThis digital board game of Snakes and Ladders was built with the React JavaScript framework along with using Redux as a state management tool. Of course I implemented CSS for styling and used an npm dice package. I have also programmed it so that games can be saved so that users can come back to a saved game later.
Coded in: JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, CSS, HTML
A site where users can test their trivia skills regarding multiple countries before they travelBefore people travel somewhere, it is always helpful to know about the place they are traveling to. What better way to educate themselves about where they are going than a country trivia game where users can answer trivia questions about countries in a beautifully designed way.
Since the main purpose of the application was to entertain others I made it possible for them to save their scores to a high score board in an arcade type style that way everyone can see everyone else's scores.
Coded in: Ruby, Sinatra framework, HTML, CSS
Users can make own accounts to keep track of their travel plansThis Travel Planner app is a simple, colorful, way for travelers to keep track of their travel plans. Users can create their own accounts to login and be able to save their own plans along with being able to edit and delete their plans if necessary.
Coded in: HTML, CSS
A simple tribute webpage to the Henry FordBeing a Ford fangirl, I created this codepen as a tribute page dedicated to the great Henry Ford. Coded only in HTML and CSS, this website features a timeline of events Ford was involved in to change the auto industry for the better.
Code Pen